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Their a update from a shareholder who attended JLP AGM

Abit of info on Galileo.

Milkiesunday

Just checking in before bed and saw your report.

Firstly Thankyou for reporting to us and attending the AGM.

I was giving up on anyone reporting back to us.

Like Seis you have reported back several bits of information we didn’t know.

It’s a shame Leon can’t keep us more informed.

Was anything mentioned on the Mopani waste tip.

My gut feeling as said more than once we will be taken out with a land bank of resources.

Why partnership when you could buy the whole company.

Chinese have our Zinc waste will they come for our Copper.

Looks as if we will hear news soon on asset sale of the other 40% zinc waste and lead and at a higher price.

I look forward to next year.

Tranfering funds for tomorrow.

Jonny

Any chance you can work on promoting the company by having a live link into the meeting as many of us can’t meet it and have to hopefully rely on someone being their to report back to the forum.

Many medium companies do this,

Thank you

AH

AGM is tomorrow

Looks as if 4.40p May be on the cards this week

4.27 buys going through

4.20p buys going through

Looks as if someone has a buy order in.

Look as if the bid is to low at 3.8p

To sell 4.06p to buy 4.10

For those who don’t know we trade only in the below

LME Copper

13209.50

1.63%

3-month Closing Price (day-delayed)

Tharisa PLC Production Report Q1 FY2026 are out .Check it out it will give you a guide on our profits for the last 6 months of production of platinium guide 18,000 oz

Chrome was stable.

Recent costs was $605 per oz for platinium

Don’t think you will have much choice as 100 shareholders own 98% of the company

Out today on Jubilee

https://discoveryalert.com.au/corporate-strategy-african-mining-markets-2026/

Come on you know why the share price is going up.

It’s been tipped by several analysts as a top share for 2026.

Look at the assets 240 million tons of waste copper brought for $18 million and then sold 10 million tons for $6.5 million.

Since this deal copper has gone up 35%.

How much is this waste dump worth now.

Then we have Mopani waste dump 111 million tons

The pits with a reef running for a distance

How wide and deep and distance we don’t know.

We do know grades have been upto 2%+ drilling results came out in May but Leon hasn’t released them but what he has been doing is buying up all the exploration licences in the area totalling 24,000 hectares and going in a certain direction.

He also stated the below.

potentially one of the most significant, major copper deposits in the Central province of Zambia."

If I was an investor I would be asking my self does the company have more than one significant asset and will a large multi national try to take it over for a cheeky offer.

Onwards and upwards and like Seis Iam on the borderline of being in profit with 4.875 million shares.

Good luck as I see lots of news this year and a continue upward pressure on copper

We are abit behind compare to Johannesburg

93ZAC

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+10.71%

Gotreal

Thanks for the tip but all my money is staying here.

I wait for the company to be taken over by the likes of South AfricaGlencore 👍

Don’t ignore Jubilee Metals

At the other end of the spectrum from a size perspective we find Jubilee Metals with its humble market cap of R2.7-billion. The share price is up just 6% over 12 months, having completely missed out on the boom in mining stocks that was the key feature of the markets in 2025.

Jubilee sold off its PGM assets in a deal that was agreed before the sector delivered eyewatering returns towards the end of 2025. The transaction recently closed and Jubilee Metals has received the initial cash tranches. As much as this has frustrated punters who watched a PGM rally happen without them, it leaves Jubilee Metals as a pure-play opportunity in copper.

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With so much global focus on this commodity, there are many who see Jubilee Metals as an obvious acquisition target. As a bolt-on deal in the copper space, it makes so much sense.

Perhaps the sector titans first need to fight to see who will emerge as the biggest and most important group for the next era of mining. The egos in this space are almost as big as the balance sheets and Jubilee Metals is a tiny blip on the radar in a world of mining mega-mergers.

But it’s a blip nevertheless, and blips can make money. DM

We look forward to your update

The joint shareholding in Molefe Mine ensures a common purpose to develop this opportunity and offer shareholder returns - potentially one of the most significant, major copper deposits in the Central province of Zambia."

This s fun 3.9p being paid

Shorters are getting burnt

Next week will be interesting.

Charles archer top 2026

Power Metal, African Pioneer and Jubilee Metals remain on the list, and all for the same reason.

Fundamentally, their assets/cash are worth far more than their market caps. POW and JLP are cash rich, so the chances of a painful placing are basically zero - and while AFP is cash-light, its £2.5 million market cap is a huge undervaluation.

I suppose though that I’ve had the belief these would re-rate for two years now - perhaps third time’s the charm.

Long term investing takes time.

hTTps://substack.com/@thatstocksguy

Look’s promising bid has increased.

Hi

What’s the split

Ie for every 1000 Cicc shares you get say 100 Innomed shares

Nice to see jubilee tweeting .

The website does need updating.

Jonny can we have a map of exploration licences for shareholders to see where are licences are to our pits.

Thanks for the tweet as you can see the more news on JLP and confirming the company moving forward will drive the price up.

Any one has questions please send to

jmorley-kirk@jubileemetalsgroup.com

Harmproof

The company said recently it had expanded it exploration permits around the pit.24,000 hectares

Why do you need more info

I can’t remember seeing any company giving exact co ordinations.

But I can remember you were telling us the exploration licences were else where.